Units
The individual subjects inside each degree: what’s taught, how it’s assessed, and when it runs.
4,303 units
| Code | Unit | Faculty | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| ENG20009 | Engineering Technology Inquiry Project This is a WIL Spine unit which aims to design, implement and test electronic circuits with embedded microcontroller systems while undertaking projects with Thermo Fisher Scientific. Students will develop and apply professional skills. This… | Engineering | 2 |
| ENG20010 | Engineering Technology Design Project This unit of study is a project-based unit in which students work in teams and aims to provide you with the opportunity to design a solution to an industry driven challenge within your chosen major. You will attain the various technical ski… | Engineering | 2 |
| ENG2005 | Advanced engineering mathematics This unit introduces advanced mathematical concepts required for all disciplines of engineering that extend on the concepts in ENG1005 Engineering mathematics. Major concepts taught using engineering contexts include multivariable and vecto… | Engineering | 2 |
| ENG30002 | Engineering Technology Sustainability Project This unit of study is a project-based unit in which students work in teams and aims to provide you with the opportunity to design a solution to a an industry driven sustainability challenge within your chosen major. An Academic 'facilitator… | Engineering | 3 |
| ENG40005 | Final Year Capstone Project 1 | Engineering | 4 |
| ENG40006 | Final Year Capstone Project 2 This WIL spine unit forms the second half of a year long capstone sequence in which students plan, execute, and deliver a substantial engineering research or design project aligned with their major. Building on the foundational research and… | Engineering | 4 |
| ENG40007 | Engineering Technology Project A This WIL Spine unit is designed as a project-based initiative for final-year students, allowing them to undertake significant industry or research projects individually or collaboratively. Participants are provided the opportunity to apply… | Engineering | 4 |
| ENG40008 | Engineering Technology Project B This WIL Spine unit serves as the penultimate capstone project for final-year students, designed to complete, evaluate, and deliver tangible results—such as products, prototypes, testing outcomes, or research findings—initiated during the f… | Engineering | 4 |
| ENG4001 | Special studies in engineering 1 This unit comprises a special technical research study in a field of engineering, under the guidance of an academic supervisor with a topic negotiated and agreed upon between you and the Faculty of Engineering. The unit is offered as a vehi… | Engineering | 4 |
| ENG40011 | Engineering Technology Innovation Project This is a project-based unit in which students work in teams to innovate a solution to an industry driven challenge. The project will have a substantial emphasis on engineering technology innovation. Teams of students will have a staff memb… | Engineering | 4 |
| ENG40013 | Final Year Research Project 2 (Eng/Con and Bus) This WIL SPINE unit builds on ENG40012 Final Year Research Project 1. In this unit, students complete the innovative engineering or construction and business research project initiated in ENG40012, working in collaboration with a relevant i… | Engineering | 4 |
| ENG4105 | Biomedical engineering integrated design This unit provides you with an opportunity to work on a real-world, biomedical engineering design problem in a professional team environment. The project will integrate your previous subdisciplines of study, providing you with a holistic ca… | Engineering | 4 |
| ENG4701 | Final year project A The aim of this capstone unit is to provide an opportunity for you to undertake a substantial individual or small group project. Projects undertaken will integrate and build on content from earlier stages of the course. This unit is the fir… | Engineering | 4 |
| ENG4702 | Final year project B This unit is a continuation of ENG4701 Final year project A. The aim of this capstone unit is to provide an opportunity for you to undertake a substantial individual or small group project. Projects undertaken will integrate and build on co… | Engineering | 4 |
| ENG4801 | Professional practice (Curriculum embedded) Engineering Professional Practice is an essential subject that acts as the bridge between your engineering studies and the real-world challenges you'll face in the industry. It's designed to make you not just a skilled engineer, but a well-… | Engineering | 4 |
| ENG4802 | Professional practice (Student teams) This unit is offered exclusively to current members of our Engineering and IT student teams. These members can be undertaking any degree at Monash. In this unit, you will draw upon your first-hand experiences and professional practice from… | Engineering | 4 |
| ENG4803 | Professional practice (Industry experience) This unit is offered exclusively to students undertaking a Work Integrated Learning (WIL) placement. You will draw upon your first-hand experiences of professional practice from your work placement to evidence the learning outcomes of the u… | Engineering | 4 |
| ENG4804 | Professional practice (Co-operative education) This unit is offered exclusively to students undertaking a co-operative education internship. You will draw upon your first-hand experiences of professional practice from your work to evidence the learning outcomes of the unit. Engineering… | Engineering | 4 |
| ENG5002 | Engineering entrepreneurship The goal of this unit is to impart an evidence-based methodology for building scalable startups that you can use for the rest of your career, whether you are starting a new business or working in established organisations. For a new busines… | Engineering | 5 |
| ENG5331 | Railway engineering The main subsystems for a functioning modern railway network such as the track system, the rolling stock, the power supply system, and the signal and control system will be described in this unit. It also covers the fundamental principles f… | Engineering | 5 |
| ENT10005 | Ideas, Opportunities and Ventures The entrepreneurial process is key to both starting a business and innovating within an existing organisation. This unit will teach students how to use the entrepreneurial process to generate ideas, find the best opportunities, and build su… | Business | 1 |
| ENT10006 | Technology Commercialisation Groundbreaking research becomes the future of technology through the process of commercialisation. This unit will show students how to bridge the gap between an academic discovery and a business venture. They will have hands-on experience w… | Business | 1 |
| ENT20006 | Lean Startup Fundamentals The Lean Startup method focuses on iterative development. It allows ideas to evolve, and to fail early and cheaply if they do not work. It rejects traditional business models that waste time and resources on untested concepts. This unit ste… | Business | 2 |
| ENT20008 | New Venture Funding Even the most ingenious ideas need finance to bring them to life. This unit will demystify how to secure backing for new business ventures. Students will identify their specific financial needs and find relevant funding sources. They will b… | Business | 2 |
| ENT20009 | Entrepreneurial Sandpit A sandpit is the perfect place to build, knock down, imagine and reimagine, embracing the power of learning through play. This unit encourages students to get their hands dirty in collaborative, practice-based workshops. It will give them t… | Business | 2 |
| ENT30015 | Entrepreneurship Launchpad The Launchpad gets students and their ideas ready for the real world. It helps them uncover their passion and bring it to life. Students have the chance to develop and refine their own startup ideas or work on collaborative, industry-connec… | Business | 3 |
| ENT30016 | Startup Ecosystems in Action Understanding a location’s vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem is crucial to success after graduation. This unit takes learning beyond the classroom and immerses students in their community. They will engage with diverse perspectives, meet ke… | Business | 3 |
| ENV1800 | Environmental science: A Southeast Asian perspective This unit introduces you to the tropical environments of Southeast Asia from coral reefs and mangrove swamps to lowland rain forests and mountains. It explores the flora, fauna, climate, biogeography and ecosystems of the region. A comparis… | Science | 1 |
| ENV2022 | Environmental field skills and monitoring This unit provides an introduction to the monitoring of plants, water and soils. It provides hands-on and industry relevant experience in the tools and techniques for conducting a multi-disciplinary environmental assessment. Techniques for… | Science | 2 |
| ENV2726 | Global conservation and biodiversity ENV2726 will expose you to the biodiversity and biological resources in the local and global platforms. You will carry out four case studies: two case studies examine in-depth local biodiversity and conservation issues and two case studies… | Science | 2 |